Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-12-08
LOCAL NOTES.
: Mrs. ]. @. Butleris sicE.

The Jack Rogers murder case has
been continued to March 5th, next.
Fred L. Kelley has completed his
house and moved with his wife to the
ranch.
Large Invoice Of new stationery re-
ceived at this Office to-day. Orders
solicited.
u B. Stevens frequently receives
orders for aaddles from different points
in Texas.
The Congregational chuch is be-
ing rejuvinatsd and supplied with
new carpeting.
Two parties we're given last Fri
day night-one at W. e. Halsell's and
one at W. W. Miller's.
james P. Bu.ler, of Olympus, has
been appointed by w. P. Henderson as
deputy sheriff Of Delaware district.
-Badgett & Co., have purchased
machine with which the buttons can
be fastened upon pair of shoes in
about hall minnie.
DR. f. d. Frayser has lost a num-
Der Of cattle in his brand, 90, with
brass wire in ear, and will pay for in
formation concerning them.
| The students and ex.students Of
the academy are arranging to organ
ize a literary society. The .constitu-
tion is now being formulated by a COM
mittee.
The "Red Front" grocery, J. w.
Skinner proprietor, opened last satur-
day with hying colors and of course
the CHIEFTAIS was remembered. Sue
cess TO the Red Front.
The ladies of the Parsonage socie-
ty OF the NJ. E. church will give a sup
per on Tuesday night, December Goth,
At the opera hall. A good square
meal is promised. Admlttance to the
hall 10 cents.
Judge Clark, while running cattle
last Saturday had the misfortune to be
injured by his horse falling. The gen.
tleman had two ribs broken and was
knocked inssnsible, and consciousness
did not return for day or two.
japanese Wedding comes of on the
10th Of December. Don't fail to be
there. II will be the best entertain
ments Vinita has had for a long time.
Chances are that you may never have
another chance to see such a wedding.
The northbound Missouri Pacific
train due here Sunday night at 1890
did not arrive until @ o'clock next
morning. The delay was caused by
the train being wrecked near Kyle,
Texas, in which Charles Wool, an en-
gineer, was killed.
The regular meeting OF G. L. s. o..
was held Tuesday eve. Owing to the
great amount OF work assigned, the re-
ports were not all ready. The question,
"Have you read?" etc, was not asked
An extra meeting will be held for this
purpose next Tuesday eve.
The manufacturers of the Col UNI
bia bicycle, Boston, Mass. ARE seeming
/ ly never at loss for novelty in the
way of calendars. Their latest, made
in the form of a stand, surpasses all
previous efforts and like their ma
chine, is par excellence.
ALI arrangements for the Christ.
mas masquerade ball Ito be held on
Monday, the 26th at the opera hall
are perfected. The invitations will be
issued in few days. This will be the
chief event Of this character during
the winter and should not be missed.
We are glad to say that there is
an excellent prospect for the early es-
tablishment Of bank at Vinita. All
possible aid should be extended to-
wards securing this most necessary al
ly OF commerce and enterprise. Let
our citizens, one ana all, be awake to
the importance Of securing this insti-
tuition while the means are at hand.
The CRY ELECTION. This event oc-
CURED last Monday and resulted as
follows, those first named being the
successful candidates: Mayor, w. @.
Chamberlin 81; council, Thos. Bluejack-
ct 70, II. Balentine "a, Henry Drew 96,
@. W. Emerson 81, K. F. Browning rs.
Mayor, s. J. Thompson 20; council,
e. N. Ratclid 20, NJ. Frazee 30, l.. w,
Burlington 20, w. L. Trott 81.
MARRIED. MIR. James NJ. Taylor and
Miss Emma Crutchfeld were married
at Jas. McCracken's near Catoosa on
November 30th, by Rev. w. +. Bowden,
| Of TnIaa rha aaramnnv tvau parEoru,
ed in the presence Of quite an assem-
blage Of relatives and friends and the
event was the noteworthy one of that
section. MIR. and Mrs. Taylor are now
in Texas, but will return to this coun-
try and make their home.
MoRE GRIEF FoR HEALEY.-our
whilom resident, Rey.(2) j, II. Healey
seems to be going through the frey
furnace. "for all its worth" In compa-
ny with four other prisoners he escap-
ed from the Carthage Jail about two
weeks ago, but his propensity for
preaching has "downed him" again
and he is once more behind the bars.
His first move after getting out was to
borrow a horse "to pursue some pris-
oners" and the animal was subsequent
ly sold. which constitutes theft and
will thus add several years to Healey's s
burden Of woes. When recaptured he
was conducting q meeting at Wet Prai-
rie, near SLOAN Springs.
WORCESTER AoADAMY.-The following
constitute the roll OF honor Of the Acad
emic and intermediate departments
having a scholarship OF 90 or over
Rlanoha Hall QQ. Victoria KNIGHT on